Before you default to safe patterns — what did the version look like that would make someone stop scrolling? Show that first. No placeholder conventions, no "we can polish later." Give me the design that exists before the internal editor kicks in. What's the visual story? What's moving? What's unexpected? ## Version 1: Constraint-Based Same functionality, zero text. Tell the story through motion, shape, and color alone. Make it feel like a game loading screen for something you'd actually want to play. ## Version 2: Reference-Anchored Rebuild this as if Stripe and a PS5 boot sequence had a baby. Progress should feel like leveling up, not waiting. ## Version 3: Anti-Pattern Design the version that would get rejected by a "serious" SaaS company. The one that makes people stop scrolling. Design it like you're trying to get fired — but they screenshot it before they fire you. Show me what you saw before you started compromising.
Uncompromised Design
Before you default to safe patterns — show the version that makes someone stop scrolling. Three variants: constraint-based, reference-anchored, anti-pattern.
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